The KSA issued Sarah Eternal SRL an order subject to penalty over gambling offered through its casinosky website to people in the Netherlands. The company faces a penalty of €280,000 per week, up to €840,000, if it does not permanently stop the offering; the decision may be appealed.
Sarah Eternal must stop gambling offers to people in the Netherlands or face weekly penalties, subject to appeal.
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The KSA issued LuckyGem an order carrying potential penalties of up to €974,000 for offering online gambling illegally in the Netherlands. The regulator seeks to make its Costa Rican parent, Virtual Connect Sociedad de Responsabilidad Limitada, cease Dutch operations.
The KSA has imposed a penalty order on LuckyGem for offering online gambling in the Netherlands without a licence, according to a regulator notice reported on 24 September 2026. The order carries penalties of up to €974,000 and is intended to make LuckyGem's Costa Rican parent, Virtual Connect Sociedad de Responsabilidad Limitada, stop its Dutch activities.
The Dutch gambling regulator KSA ordered Adventure One QSS, which trades as Polymarket, to stop offering prediction markets to customers in the Netherlands, saying they are illegal games of chance. Non-compliance could trigger a weekly penalty of €420,000, capped at €840,000; the KSA said it could also impose a separate turnover-related fine later.
The Netherlands' Kansspelautoriteit (KSA) ordered ZEbetting and Betca to stop offering bets on whether a tennis player would win or lose a set. Both operators said they had ended the breach and introduced measures to prevent it happening again.
The Netherlands Gambling Authority (KSA) issued a penalty order against YouTuber LeftlanePapi over videos promoting and showing gambling on an unlicensed platform. The decision, issued on 18 June and announced on 2 July, requires him to stop the activity; non-compliance can trigger penalties of €25,000 per violation, capped at €75,000.
The Netherlands Gaming Authority (KSA) said its review of the 2023–2024 football season found licensed operators offering bets on restricted events. The KSA said seven youth matches involving participants under 21 were affected, while two operators offered bets on in-game events such as cards and corners; it ordered the operators to stop and warned all licensees to report unauthorised options.